How cluttered is your bedroom? Hoarding scale 1- 9 in picture form

Anonymous
I'm a 1. Looking at the other pics gives me anxiety. Speaking of which, check out this house for sale. It's nerve-wracking just to look through the photos. Though I'm fascinated from a psychological standpoint-

http://www.har.com/4302-colony-west-dr/sale_78077894
Anonymous
I feel like there is a big jump between 1 and 2 in both rooms.

I'm somewhere between 1 and 2. If I'm off work for a couple of days and have had time to clean, my house is at a 1. If I've been coming and going a lot, working a lot, lots of activities, I end up at 2 because I'm kind of putting things down wherever and dashing out again. (dishes and dirty clothes get washed, but not necessarily put away ASAP.)
Anonymous
I'm not quite as neat as #1, but definitely neater than #2. All the ones above 2...I can't even imagine!
Anonymous
Wow, I feel so much better about myself now! I have two rooms in the house that are a 4-5 -- a spare room where all kinds of random stuff gets stashed, and the unfinished basement which is my husband's domain (and he is an actual hoarder, no exaggeration). The rooms we actually live in are 1 or 2, maybe 3 on a bad week. We have a monthly cleaning service, which forces us to pick up.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I'm a 1. Looking at the other pics gives me anxiety. Speaking of which, check out this house for sale. It's nerve-wracking just to look through the photos. Though I'm fascinated from a psychological standpoint-

http://www.har.com/4302-colony-west-dr/sale_78077894


WTF
Anonymous
Good lord! I thought I was a slob but I would be crazy if either one was worse than a 2 in those pictures. Who are these people?

We were 1's before kids, 1.5-2 with two little kids in the house.
Anonymous
All the clutterers and hoarders I know cover counters, tables, shelves, and other surfaces long before they toss stuff on the floor. That just looks weird in the early photos.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Good lord! I thought I was a slob but I would be crazy if either one was worse than a 2 in those pictures. Who are these people?



It's a hoarding scale... so.. hoarders?

And reformed hoarders (like me... the OP) I used to be around a 4 based on this scale anyhow, in my 20s.

I've come a LONG WAY but still struggle -- more due to overwhelming circumstances and depression, and chronic disorganization (ADHD) than from OCD/ difficulty throwing stuff away
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I'm a 1. Looking at the other pics gives me anxiety. Speaking of which, check out this house for sale. It's nerve-wracking just to look through the photos. Though I'm fascinated from a psychological standpoint-

http://www.har.com/4302-colony-west-dr/sale_78077894


WTF


IMO this is a wealthy hoarder who was able to afford someone to organize her (I'm sure it is a her) clutter and display it.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:All the clutterers and hoarders I know cover counters, tables, shelves, and other surfaces long before they toss stuff on the floor. That just looks weird in the early photos.


Me too. Tidy piles on every surface. After that, neat stacks on the floor. It makes it easier to persuade yourself that it's not clutter and you're not a hoarder.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I'm a 1. Looking at the other pics gives me anxiety. Speaking of which, check out this house for sale. It's nerve-wracking just to look through the photos. Though I'm fascinated from a psychological standpoint-

http://www.har.com/4302-colony-west-dr/sale_78077894


WTF


OMG, that was interesting to see! The lawn looks so peaceful compared to the rest!!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I'm a 1. Looking at the other pics gives me anxiety. Speaking of which, check out this house for sale. It's nerve-wracking just to look through the photos. Though I'm fascinated from a psychological standpoint-

http://www.har.com/4302-colony-west-dr/sale_78077894


WTF


IMO this is a wealthy hoarder who was able to afford someone to organize her (I'm sure it is a her) clutter and display it.

I read somewhere the house actually belongs to an artist who essentially used the house as a longstanding installation piece.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I'm a 1. Looking at the other pics gives me anxiety. Speaking of which, check out this house for sale. It's nerve-wracking just to look through the photos. Though I'm fascinated from a psychological standpoint-

http://www.har.com/4302-colony-west-dr/sale_78077894


I really want to know these people. I bet they are soo interesting!
Anonymous
I want the mannequins.
Anonymous
I'm trying to get us organized. We're between a 2-3 and just lacking organization, but it's improving.
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